The lady who Twitter handle is @jayydawayda made this known in a recent tweet where she shared a video of the game she bought.

Sharing the video, she wrote;

“Now I need to get a TV”

This has gotten people talking. Below are a few of the reactions;

It’s essential if yo ass tryna play the game 😩😂😂

— ᏕᏖᏒᏋᏗᎷᏋᏒ ᏰᏗᏋ (@MelaninSunflowr) November 29, 2020

This kinda funny but its fucked up 😭😭😭 i wish twitter was around then .. cause this post alone would’ve got him a ps2 real quick 😂😂😂

— stop🦁‼ (@tink_melanin) November 29, 2020

You should have waited for next gen madden… comes out Dec. 4th, that’s the ps4 version

— DrewSVG (@drew_svg4) November 29, 2020

Cap 🤣🤣🤣🤣

— ᴄᴇʀᴛɪꜰɪᴇᴅ ʟᴏᴠᴇʀ ʙᴏʏ ® (@societysburden) November 29, 2020

Underrated tweet💀

— A B E L Earís☄️💔❄️ (@mace2fresh_) November 29, 2020

Source: www.ghgossip.com

A Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos has ordered the final forfeiture of the sum of N235.4 million traced to the account of convicted fraudster, Okeke Obinwanne known as Invictus Obi.

This came the Chief Executive Officer of Invictus Group pleaded guilty to two charges: computer fraud and wire fraud after his arrest in the United States.

Justice Liman had on March 23, 2020, ordered the interim forfeiture of the money domiciled in First City Monument Bank (FCMB) following an ex parte application dated December 18, 2019, by the Lagos Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

He also ordered the commission to advertise same in any national newspaper for anyone to show cause why the said money should not be finally forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

Serving an update on the case, Spokesperson of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Wilson Uwujaren said Justice Liman has ordered a final forfeiture of the sum.

It was gathered that the final forfeiture order was granted after EFCC counsel, I. Sulaiman, prayed for the confiscation.

Okeke who made it into Forbes Africa’s Under 30 List in 2016, was nabbed for $11 million fraud after an official account belonging to a steel company’s CEO was hacked. The FBI was contacted about the scam by the representatives of Unatrac Holding Limited, the export sales office for Caterpillar heavy industrial and firm equipment.

Ghanaian actress, producer, entrepreneur and activist Lydia Forson is the cover star in the annual Fashion Issue of SCHICK Magazine 10^th edition.

In this Fashion Issue, Lydia who is known for promoting body positivity speaks about her style, public perception, getting the E! nomination, her latest project, roots and activism.

On public perception:

I try to remember that the concept of perfection is a farce and even the people talking negatively about my body, have their own insecurities to deal with.

On her latest project:

I recently starred in a movie called “Us In Between”, which was inspired by true events leading up to the lockdown in Ghana when COVID-19 cases started going up. It drained me emotionally and mentally because not only was I embodying the character as an infected nurse, but filming during what was and still is one of the most difficult periods for filmmakers. I had to not only dig deep into my emotions but the fear of being infected regardless of the safety protocols put in place.

On getting the E! Nomination:

I woke up to the email at midnight and thought it was a prank. I like to believe that it’s just me being myself that may have attracted that sort of attention, and if that is why, it’s all the validation I need to continue being me.

Find a sneak peek of the cover story, styled by Nutifafa and photographed by Gilbert Asante on Schick Magazine